Sentence examples for mission to define from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown has made it his flag-waving mission to define it and spread the good news.

I haven't stopped playing her new album (God, Work is sublime) and am struck by how much she sounds like a woman on a mission to define herself.

Chop suey, phooey Jumping the gun Sweetened pill, no cure The bet collectors Small is beautiful The trouble with Ed A very British paradox ReprintsBut there are two problems with this mission to define Mr Miliband.

"We've been on a mission to define what Cincinnati basketball is all about, what our university and city is all about, and the kids have banded together to do that," Cronin said.

The Atlas was developed over more than five years, during which time NTP pathologists and their collaborators pored over lesion images in a mission to define precisely what they should called.

Plascencia's mission is to define one and, in the process, turn Tijuana into a site of gourmet pilgrimage.

Right from his opening press conference, he made it clear his mission was to define what the words "national" and "theatre" meant in 21st-century Britain.

For the Comédie Française — whose mission is to define and preserve France's dramatic heritage — there was no dissent over the choice of "Streetcar" for its premier stage, according to Muriel Mayette, the troupe's administrator.

For the Comédie Française — whose mission is to define and preserve France's dramatic heritage — there was no dissent over the choice of "Streetcar" for its premier stage, said Muriel Mayette, the troupe's administrator.

Our mission is to define the next generation of human-computer interaction by using AI technology.

His mission is to define a global studio and create captivating entertainment for a distinguished international hotelier with 19 brands and 3,900 properties.